- Graduates a year
- 310
- Median earnings
- $91,448
- Study mode
- Full Time
Compare 582 programs at 372 universities in the USA — graduates, earnings, debt and costs from the federal record on every listing.
Columbia University in the City of New York · New York
University of Maryland-College Park · College Park
University of California-Berkeley · Berkeley
The University of Texas at Austin · Austin
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor · Ann Arbor
Louisiana State University-Shreveport · Shreveport
Carnegie Mellon University · Pittsburgh
The University of Arizona Global Campus · Chandler
University of Southern California · Los Angeles
Texas A&M University-College Station · College Station
University of Virginia-Main Campus · Charlottesville
Capella University · Minneapolis
What this subject pays
Graduates of Economics & Public Policy programmes report a median $34,586 two years after finishing, across 135 programmes that publish the figure , against median debt of $29,913.
Economics & Public Policy pay by degree level →Economics & Public Policy at other levels
Related subjects
Costs vary widely by university: public institutions charge in-state residents far less than out-of-state and international students, and private universities set one price for everyone. Every listing above shows the published tuition and net price we hold from the federal College Scorecard, so you can compare like with like.
Yes, within the rules of the F-1 student visa: on-campus work during term, Curricular Practical Training tied to the program, and Optional Practical Training (OPT) after graduating — with a longer extension for eligible STEM degrees.
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